Michaela GowerMultimedia Journalist·Hawkes Bay Today·29 Oct, 2026 05:11 PM3 mins to readOne of the average speed cameras reinstalled but yet to go live at Te Hauke on State Highway 2. Photo / Michaela GowerOne of the average speed cameras reinstalled but yet to go live at Te Hauke on State Highway 2. Photo / Michaela GowerNZ Transport Agency is considering security measures after the first average speed cameras set to go live in Hawke’s Bay were cut down by vandals. The cameras, between Te Hauke and Pakipaki, were damaged, and one is still missing, after the arms that attach the cameras to the poles
Hawke’s Bay State Highway 2 average speed camera vandalism delays their activation
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